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Need of Live Streaming Solution for the Healthcare Industry 28 April 2021
The rapid adoption of live streaming in the healthcare sector has come across as a boon during the pandemic. From virtual doctor visits, remote patient monitoring, and the use of healthcare robots, live streaming has revolutionized the healthcare sector in reducing the need for people to physically interact with one another. The rise of …
Comparing SRT, HLS, and MPEG-DASH: Which Streaming Protocol to Choose? 28 July 2020
Streaming video requires the working of various technologies in unison. One aspect of this process involves knowing the various streaming protocols responsible for delivering both live streams and VoD to your viewers. As more and more streaming solution providers, broadcasters, and CDN providers prepare for a future filled with the widespread use of live …
Cloud Video Encoding vs On-Premise : Pros, Cons and Beyond 20 July 2020
Customers nowadays, rightfully demand a 360° user-experience when it comes to video streaming. This includes a user-friendly interface, easy content discovery options, and of course, streaming low latency buffer-free videos. To meet such high streaming standards, now, more than ever, individual content providers, start-ups and enterprise companies have started to realize the importance of …
Importance of Low Latency in Live Streaming 03 July 2020
Be it vlogging, watching sports tournaments, or business product launches, Live Video has been gaining a lot of traction over the years. However, it’s hard to deliver an actual live streaming experience in real-time. Delivering an ultra-low latency streaming experience becomes challenging when a video is distributed using online streaming platforms: the most …
YouTube Live now comes with ‘Ultra Low-Latency’ Option 07 September 2017
YouTube has enhanced its YouTube Live streaming service by introducing a lower-latency setting. Users can now switch to “Ultra-Low Latency” setting which enables them to stream video with only a few seconds of latency. This setting doesnt require any special software or encoders and is meant for almost real-time interaction between the sender of the …
